JadedDAVe: 2019

Saturday, December 28, 2019

Saturday, October 12, 2019

Midsommar - What did I just see?

I was looking forward to watching this. I so enjoyed Heredity. This is similar in its atmosphere of unknown danger and foreshadowing and ultimate sacrifice to lesser gods. If you do watch it and this is not for the faint of heart. Some very gruesome imagery is peppered through out the movie as well as a graphic sex scene. I thought the mating ritual was ridiculous and could not stop laughing.
The writer/director, Ari Aster, wrote this in response to his own break up. So the main story is this slow burn of a break up between Dani and Christian. The method that brings this break up is a Midsummer festival that pulls them finally apart.

What is scary, if reality is scary for you, is that this festival is done today for the same reasons. Catholicism has tried to mask the reasons for the festival, calling it St John's day, but ultimately nothing has changes as the movies shows. One character says in swedish happy St. John's day.
Like his Aster's previous movie Hereditary, he brings in the true to life occultic practices that are preformed now and gaining popularity.

It's hard to watch some things from this and his previous movie but worth while if you are curious as to what the future is for mankind and that is resorting to the old ways.

Monday, September 16, 2019

The WALKING WATER Mystery (in SPACE and SLOW MOTION!) - Smarter Every Da...

Since we are made mostly of water. What are the limits of effect that sound has on us. With technology revealing that they can send sound directly into our heads where the person receiving the signal is the only person to hear it. I do believe that sound can effect moods. That's obvious we all have a favorite song. We also have that song we hate to hear. Baby Shark anyone?

The ending experiment in "space" is amazing. Worth the watch.

Friday, August 23, 2019

Draining The Church Swamp

In this video we discuss the Prophecy of Mark Taylor, "Cleansing The Temple," the practical issues involved in being a 501c3 Corporation, and seven Biblical issues that speak directly to this situation.